We first collaborated on making Sofia's formula sheet for the upcoming exam. I was happy to see that Sofia could recall most formulas accurately without having to double-check. We also went over the final practice paper supplied by her teacher, which Sofia could complete with relatively minimal difficulty.

There are some topics that arose on the practice exams that Sofia was not too familiar with, such as describing the variation of a graph.

Today we went over the practice exam provided by Sofia's teacher. When revising together, Sofia demonstrated that she can successfully complete most questions, although with some difficulty towards the end with questions requiring her to graph or make equations. She has also memorised the most relevant formulas required for her exam.

Sofia will benefit during the exam if she can further familiarise herself with relevant terminology, such as positive and negative variation and their relationship with direct and inverse proportionality and formulas.

Sofia has an adequate understanding of all the necessary fundamental concepts to answer most basic questions by herself without assistance. She is able to complete questions using the table method, identify the equation of a line and solve for the constant with little assistance.

Although Sofia can partially recall majority of the necessary formulas, she sometimes forgets a key part or misorders certain parts of the formula.

There is a relatively limited scope of content that needs to be revised in preparation for Sofia's exam. Sofia has a relevant understanding of all the necessary content and was able to complete most practise questions with little difficulty with some assistance/explanation.

Although Sofia can sufficiently answer the majority of questions, she has difficulty recalling or explaining specific aspects of concepts. For instance, Sofia can accurately graph a parabola but has difficulty explaining precise aspects of the formula y = mx^2 + c.